Spiral dynamics
Origin: Lat spīra, Gr. δυναμικός
Spiral Dynamics argues that human nature is not fixed: humans are able, when forced by circumstances, to adapt to their environment by constructing new, more complex, conceptual models of the world that allow them to handle the new problems. Each new model includes and extends all previous models.
Spanish: Dinámica espiral
Sources and references
- Beck, Edward Don and Cristopher C. Cowan.”Spiral Dynamics.”view
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